Sun Pharma explores funding mix for $12 billion Organon deal

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Global lenders are exploring various financing options for Sun Pharmaceutical Industries’ proposed $12 billion acquisition of Organon & Co. The Indian drugmaker is considering swapping Organon bondholders into Sun Pharma debt and a potential euro-denominated bond. Additionally, Sun Pharma plans to raise $3 billion to $4 billion in offshore loans, with deal approvals anticipated by December.

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Sun Pharma explores funding mix for $12 billion Organon deal

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